Shopping list

A free, shared
shopping list app.

You build the list at home, share it over WhatsApp, and shop the store in aisle order. No backtracking because you remembered the toilet paper on the last aisle.

How it works

Three steps. Nothing else.

1

Build the list at home

Add the items, the app sorts them by aisle automatically. Produce, meat, pantry staples — all in the store's real order.

2

Share it over WhatsApp

Send the link to whoever's shopping with you. You both see the same list in real time — no one buys what the other already put in the cart.

3

Shop and check things off

Works offline, with bad signal or none. Check off each item as you grab it. List's empty by the time you hit checkout.

What's included

Everything a shopping list needs — and nothing it doesn't.

No unnecessary features. No mandatory signup before you can use it. Just what solves the problem of leaving home without forgetting something.

Organized by aisle
Produce, meat, pantry staples, cleaning and personal care — grouped in the store's real order.
Shared in real time
One link over WhatsApp. Two phones, one list. What one person adds shows up for the other instantly.
Works offline
Inside the store, in the basement, no signal. The list doesn't disappear.
100% free, no signup up front
Start using it before you create an account. No essential feature locked.
Grocery list7 items
Produce
Tomato
Garlic
Onion
Pantry staples
Rice, 5 kg
Pinto beans
Pasta
Cleaning
Dish soap

Why aisle organization makes a difference

Going to the store without a list is improvising at a cost. Consumer behavior research shows unplanned shopping trips tend to run 20% to 30% more expensive — between impulse items and buying doubles of things you already had at home but forgot about.

But any old list only solves half the problem. Without aisle organization, you wander the store at random: hit the cleaning aisle, remember the beans, head back to pantry staples, pass produce again. Besides being tiring, it raises the odds you'll grab something that wasn't on the list.

Mise groups items in the order you actually find them in the store: produce at the entrance, meat and protein next, pantry staples, cleaning and personal care at the back. You walk in, go through once, check everything off, and leave with the right cart — no doubling back to the same aisle twice.

Mise's aisle organization follows a real supermarket's layout: produce at the entrance, meat and dairy next, pantry staples in the middle, cleaning and personal care at the back. You walk in, go through once, check everything off without doubling back — and get out faster than you would without a list. Sharing it over WhatsApp before you leave the house makes sure whoever's shopping with you buys exactly what the list says, no phone calls from the middle of an aisle.

Straight answers

What people ask

Is the shopping list app free?
Yes, 100% free. Shopping list, sharing and aisle organization all work without paying anything. No essential feature is locked behind a subscription.
How do I share the shopping list?
You share it over WhatsApp with a link. Whoever receives it edits the same list in real time — nothing to install. Works for couples, families, or anyone splitting the shopping.
Does the list work without internet inside the store?
Yes. Mise is a PWA that loads offline. The list stays available even with bad signal or no connection — common in big stores with a basement level.
How is the shopping list organized by aisle?
The app groups items automatically — produce, meat, pantry staples, cleaning, personal care — in the order you find them in the store. You go through the aisles once and check everything off without backtracking.

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no signup · no card · works offline

Free, Shared Shopping List App — Mise